Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-02-05
PERSONAL,
Mr.. W. II. Barksdale, OF Todd county
called on us Tuesday morning.

Mr.. w. II. Barksdale, OF Todd county,
called on us Tuesday morning.
Capt. ]. Q. Dabney. of Cadiz, KY, is visit
Ing his sister, Mrs r. w. Roach.
Miss Sarah shyer, is visiting friends and
relatives in Nashville this week.
MIR. G. II. Pike, OF the oadiz Telephone,
was In the city on business Saturday.
Miss Pauline Elliott, of Lafayette, KY,
is visiting the family OF Mr.. J. w. Faxon.
Mr.. t. M. Randle, OF Dlstrlck No. ], was
in the city Monday among his old friends.
Mr.. Tom Powell, the engineer and saw
mill man of Guthrie, was in the city Monday.
Mr.. Fields of the firm of Fields 4 Todd,
of Clinton, KY, was on the brakes this week.
Mrs. s. r. Quinn, of Mckenzie, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Ed. Pierce, on Commerce
street.
MIR. Frank Walton (the Deacon and far
merl from near Allensvllle, KY, was in the
city Monday.
Misses Fanny ana Lucy o'Bryan, of
Nashville, are visiting Mrs. e. A. Bailey on
Madison street.
Mr.. Andrew Jones, OF District No. 2, was
In the city Monday. AS a solid Democrat he
has no superior.
-Messrs- John Ransdell and Zeb Guptop,
of the Fifth District, took dinner at the
Harris hotel Thursday.
MIR w. D. Merewether, of Nashville, for
merly a citizen Of this place, was among his
friends here this week.
Mr.. w. P. Hume, up to the election
Thursday night, had been Treasurer of the
City Board for forty years.
Mr.. s. II. Landrum, of Ralston, Tenn,
was In the city Tuesday attending the tobacco
sales. He ships to this market,
DIR. I. N. Walton, one OF the extensive
wheat and tobacco farmers OF Todd county
was In the city on business Monday.
Hon. r. H. Burney, one OF our county
representatives in the Legislature, has been
taking an active part in the court this week.
Mr.. s. Barry, of Fulton, KY, attended the
tobacco sales Thursday, and was well pleased
with his offerings Fulton Is big factor in
our tobacco trade.
Mr.. q. ID. Bailey, the efficient and accom-
modating clerk OF the circuit court. will &C.
cept our thanks for courtesies extended dur
ing the present term.
Misses Mollie Rosenfeld, of Mnrfreesboro,
and Mollie Landsberger, of Nashville, after
a two weeks visit to friends and relatives in
this city left for home Wednesday.
Prof. d. NJ. Quarles. of Howell Station,
KY, was In the city Monday. We had the
pleasure OF meeting him and we ever hail his
presence blessing; his friendship truth.
Capt. r. l.. Cobb returned Monday from a
business trip to Florence, Ala. He describes
the old place as changed since the old war
times Railroads and iron are now the order
oft day.
Hon. B. ]. Corban, OF Corbandale, one Of
our faithful Representatives in the Legisla-
| ture called on us Friday, as for half AN hour,
as Maj. Sparks would say, we discussed the
Constitutionality of the constitution.
Mr.. H. B. Wilson left Wednesday for
Kissemiee City, Florida where Mrs. Wilson
has been for some time. He will return in
about month and resume business at the
old stand with ]. f. Bell on Franklin stree {.
Miss Sarah Green, of Nashville, who has
been visiting Miss Daisy Kleeman, and Miss
Sarah Shyer, of this city left for Hopkinsville
Monday to attend the theatrical engagement
OF Friedrich Warde. From Hopkinsvllle
they will return to Nashville.
Mr.. w. T. Mulligan, who has been freight
agent of the l., A. q T. railroad at this place
since September, left Thursday morning fol-
Decatur where he will be private Secretary
for Maj. e. G. Gordon. Mr.. Mulligan has
many friends here whose best wishes attend
him.
Mr.. A. B. White, cashier of the CONNER.
cial bank Of Paris, Tenn, spent Sunday with
W. 8. Poindexter, Ben Gin and other friends
In this city. Whether, judging by his church
going associates, Mr.. White Is culivating his
piety or forming the acquaintance of the
ladies this deponent sayeth not.
John NJ. Gaines, of Bowling Green, KY.
editor Of the Park City Daily Times, called
on us few days ago, when visiting the city
His paper contains complimentary notice oil
Jas. p. Gill, Capt. Crusman, viii Atkinson
G. A. Gossett, John W. Faxon and our old
friend Bringhurst OF the Franklin House.
Hon. John #. House returned home
Monday and was congratulated by many
friends on his honorable contest for the Sen
atorship. His friends here and throughout
the State appreciate and will remember his
fidelity to principle In withdrawing his name
when the enemies OF democracy attempted
to defeat 1t by means of division among its
leaders.